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For most of the week, 76 students from business schools around the world have gathered at Evans Hall to explore behavioral finance and marketing strategies. On March 5, they left […]

The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale has announced the winners of the Windham Campbell Literature Prizes. This year’s recipients illustrate the global scale of the prizes, with

Shira Telushkin ’14 was recently honored by the Overseas Press Club (OPC) Foundation with a $3,000 grant to fund a fellowship in religious journalism at GlobalPost. Telushkin was among 14

Twenty-three Yale students prepare for international health research this summer. Twenty-three Downs Fellows from four Yale graduate schools and an academic have been named for 2014 and will soon travel

Publishing leaders will gather at Yale this summer for a weeklong course and leave not only with insights into the industry, but with professional connections around the world. The Yale

Hilary Faxon B.A. ‘11 M.E.M. ‘13, and Lia Nicholson M.E.M. ‘14, have each received a Gruber Fellowship in Global Justice and Women’s Rights for projects to implement environmental programs in vulnerable parts of

Meryl Streep had to wait three years before she received her first Oscar nomination after she graduated from the Yale School of Drama. Lupita Nyong’o landed the role that would

Yale geologist Shun-ichiro Karato has won the European Geophysical Union’s 2014 Augustus Love Medal “for outstanding wide-ranging contributions to geodynamics.” http://news.yale.edu/yale-s-karato-wins-love-medal

“Governments should be separate from ideologies, and elected representatives of the people should determine the laws that govern them,” said Nobel laureate and Iranian human rights activist Shirin Ebadi during

Youth make up 40 percent of the world’s unemployed. Shocking, right? “This is going to have major implications over time,” says 2011 Yale World Fellow Martina Gmür. As Senior Director of